@Ruel BaliongIf you are a first-time flipper, I'd expect about 12% interest, 3-4 pts, and 20% down payment.If you're a seasoned flipper, I've seen as low as 8%, 1.5 pts, and 10% down on purchase price with 100% rehab financing.

This is low work on your part and will put it on their credit report for prospective new landlords to see.

that's a high risk loan with little equity and very low interest The first item of business is to find out if it's real property or personal.The fact that there is a lot rent indicates it's not real property .

You can get a loan for as low as 3.5% down.

All properties Cash Flow, and as you can imagine all properties were bought pretty low. ($40k, $20k, $25k, and $60k) Equity should be  25%-50% including the purchase price of these properties.

That is why I only plant very low maintenance plants surrounded by rock.

This would likely be your best option if you're looking to lock in a low interest rate over a long time period.

I tend to stay on the low rental side because I prefer quality over quantity. 

We have one more deal to do that will effectively wipe out all our business debt and start us on a new round of low-interest bank financing.Yesterday, going through the forums, I stumbled on a jerk who obviously enjoys putting people down, telling them they "have no clue," insisting they have no business doing what they're doing.

Now, what you can do is provide a quality property to a low income individual and fix problems as they present themselves; that would be doing a huge service to them and to society.